Yemen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has warned of the continuing aggression against Palestine, Lebanon, and Iran by the United States and the Israeli enemy entity, stating that this poses a threat to international peace and security and has negative repercussions for the global economy.
Gaza: Ongoing Genocide Despite Ceasefire
In an official statement, the ministry explained that "the Zionist aggression on Gaza has not ceased since the ceasefire was reached on October 10 of last year." The enemy continues to commit daily genocide crimes against the Palestinian people, resulting in the martyrdom of over 900 civilians and the wounding of more than 2,700 others—"a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and the ceasefire agreement."
The ministry renewed Yemen's affirmation that it—leadership, government, and people—"will remain steadfast in its position supporting the Palestinian cause as the central cause of the nation, supporting the legitimate struggle of the Palestinian people until they achieve their freedom and complete independence, and establish their independent state on all Palestinian territory with Jerusalem as its capital."
Lebanon: Over 3,300 Martyred Since March 2
The ministry expressed strong disapproval of "the continued Israeli aggression on Lebanon and the violation of the ceasefire," most recently targeting the outskirts of the capital Beirut and the cities of Tyre and Nabatieh. It considered these attacks a "dangerous escalation and flagrant violation of Lebanese sovereignty and all international norms, charters, and laws."
The statement noted that "the ongoing Israeli aggression on Lebanon since March 2 has resulted in the martyrdom of more than 3,300 Lebanese and the wounding of over 10,000 others."
A Warning to Lebanese Authorities
The ministry stated that "the ongoing Zionist aggression and escalation confirm to the Lebanese authorities that their bet on negotiations with the Israeli enemy entity is a losing bet, and that the choice of resistance is the only path that will wrest usurped Lebanese rights from the clutches of the occupying usurper."
Yemen renewed its "steadfast position supporting the Lebanese people and their valiant resistance in the face of the ongoing brutal Zionist aggression against Lebanon and its brotherly people."
Iran: Continued US Aggression Condemned
The ministry condemned "the continued US aggression on the Islamic Republic of Iran and its resulting effects on regional stability and the global economy."
It also denounced the recent threats issued by "the criminal Trump" against the Sultanate of Oman, noting that "these threats affirm the aggressive approach and policy of arrogance and blackmail adopted by America in its dealings with other countries."
Yemen's Solidarity with Iran
In concluding the statement, the ministry renewed Yemen's affirmation of solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran, affirming its "legitimate right to self-defense and to respond to aggression—a right guaranteed by all international norms, charters, and laws."
The figures cited for Lebanese casualties (3,300 martyrs, 10,000 wounded since March 2) indicate a significant escalation in the Israeli aggression that has received less international attention than Gaza.
Gaza: Ongoing Genocide Despite Ceasefire
In an official statement, the ministry explained that "the Zionist aggression on Gaza has not ceased since the ceasefire was reached on October 10 of last year." The enemy continues to commit daily genocide crimes against the Palestinian people, resulting in the martyrdom of over 900 civilians and the wounding of more than 2,700 others—"a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and the ceasefire agreement."
The ministry renewed Yemen's affirmation that it—leadership, government, and people—"will remain steadfast in its position supporting the Palestinian cause as the central cause of the nation, supporting the legitimate struggle of the Palestinian people until they achieve their freedom and complete independence, and establish their independent state on all Palestinian territory with Jerusalem as its capital."
Lebanon: Over 3,300 Martyred Since March 2
The ministry expressed strong disapproval of "the continued Israeli aggression on Lebanon and the violation of the ceasefire," most recently targeting the outskirts of the capital Beirut and the cities of Tyre and Nabatieh. It considered these attacks a "dangerous escalation and flagrant violation of Lebanese sovereignty and all international norms, charters, and laws."
The statement noted that "the ongoing Israeli aggression on Lebanon since March 2 has resulted in the martyrdom of more than 3,300 Lebanese and the wounding of over 10,000 others."
A Warning to Lebanese Authorities
The ministry stated that "the ongoing Zionist aggression and escalation confirm to the Lebanese authorities that their bet on negotiations with the Israeli enemy entity is a losing bet, and that the choice of resistance is the only path that will wrest usurped Lebanese rights from the clutches of the occupying usurper."
Yemen renewed its "steadfast position supporting the Lebanese people and their valiant resistance in the face of the ongoing brutal Zionist aggression against Lebanon and its brotherly people."
Iran: Continued US Aggression Condemned
The ministry condemned "the continued US aggression on the Islamic Republic of Iran and its resulting effects on regional stability and the global economy."
It also denounced the recent threats issued by "the criminal Trump" against the Sultanate of Oman, noting that "these threats affirm the aggressive approach and policy of arrogance and blackmail adopted by America in its dealings with other countries."
Yemen's Solidarity with Iran
In concluding the statement, the ministry renewed Yemen's affirmation of solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran, affirming its "legitimate right to self-defense and to respond to aggression—a right guaranteed by all international norms, charters, and laws."
The figures cited for Lebanese casualties (3,300 martyrs, 10,000 wounded since March 2) indicate a significant escalation in the Israeli aggression that has received less international attention than Gaza.
